Product Management &
Strategy

Product management and strategy

A successful product combines technology and design to solve real customer problems. Product management is the act of making this happen.

The ideal product manager will therefore have a detailed understanding of the customers’ problems as well as experience in software design and development. Our product management team covers all these bases.

Whatever your stage of development, we can help – we have been there and come through successfully. Because no two situations are the same we’d love to have a no-obligation initial discussion to understand where you are and how we might work with you to achieve your goals.

The team is led by a medically qualified doctor (acute clinical medicine, public health) with extensive experience in technology and software development. He was until recently head of product for a company producing personal health record software, helping to grow the company from early start up to the most successful company in that space in the UK with national and regional level NHS contracts.

We Specialise In Supporting Organisations
That Work Around Healthcare. How We Can Help You?

• Do you have a good idea but not sure how to implement it? Do you have a prototype but unsure how to productionize it?
• Are you struggling to achieve ‘product-market fit’?
• Do you need someone with clinical experience to help you define requirements or speak to end users/CIOs/CCIOs?
• Are you working with outsourced development teams and need help ensuring that they build the right things, on schedule, at quality? Do you need help streamlining your development lifecycle, introducing agile practices if appropriate?
• Do you need advice on health technologies and terminology e.g. integrations (HL7 v2, FHIR, GP Connect etc.), coding systems (SNOMED, LOINC etc.)?
• Do you need to turn your early stage start up into a more mature outfit, fulfilling mandatory clinical safety and other compliance requirements?
• Do you need help with product strategy and roadmaps?